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Russia's Prized T-14 Armata Tank 'Too Valuable' to Use in War—Putin Ally
Newsweek ^
| 3/4/2024
| Isabel van Brugen
Posted on 03/04/2024 7:29:32 AM PST by marcusmaximus
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To: marcusmaximus
I think he only had 7 working T-14s last year, so with attrition should be even less - cuts down on the tow bills
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posted on
03/04/2024 12:39:17 PM PST
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PIF
(They came for me and mine ... now its your turn)
To: PIF
I wonder if a T-34 could tow a T-14.
To: marcusmaximus
I wonder if a T-34 could tow a T-14.
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Yes definitely, if they could find a working T-34
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posted on
03/04/2024 1:30:27 PM PST
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PIF
(They came for me and mine ... now its your turn)
To: Lazamataz
I will write a thread that exposes your algorithm soon. Looking forward to that! 👍👍
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posted on
03/04/2024 6:59:41 PM PST
by
Allegra
(Less propaganda would be appreciated. )
To: marcusmaximus
Wha happen with Ukie meat wave against liberated Avdeyevka?
Go, "General 200" Syrskyi!!
To: kiryandil
What Sergei Kotov doink?
To: marcusmaximus
You sank my Avdeyevka!
What M-1 Abrams doink?
To: kiryandil
Promoted to submarine.
To: kiryandil
Black Sea Fleet stronk as bull!
To: marcusmaximus
Submarine promotions in Red Sea, too!
What Krynky doink?
To: marcusmaximus
Novomykhailivka! Wha happen?
To: marcusmaximus
"Russia's Prized T-14 Armata Tank 'Too Valuable' to Use in War—Putin Ally' Videos of burning T-14s are probably bad for Russian tank sales.
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03/05/2024 1:26:34 AM PST
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clearcarbon
(Fraudulent elections have consequences.)
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